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Wexford Hurling Thread - 1 Like(s)

Replying To Timbertony:  "Any club players, regular county players aside, show up well in club championships?"
Only a subjective opinion obviously-
-Oisin Foley seemed to be carrying Crossabeg on his back
-Joe Barrett composed as usual
-Conor Firman reads the game so well
-Conal Flood knee seems to be holding up well
-Cathal Doyle only played one game as he was injured but scored 2-11 in the relegation final
-Charlie Mooney moves and hurls well for a lad his size
-Daire Barden back from Oz and improved game on game
-Jim White solid at the back for Oylegate
-Michael Dundon stood out in all the Clongeen games I saw this year.
-Seanie O'Neill seems to have found another gear since the knockouts started
-Oisin Hayes workrate massively improved over the last year and good on frees
-Tomas O'Connor settling in well after his move up from Kerry
-Barry Hassey inspirational big lad
-David Dunne different gravy at Intermediate

Saying all that doesn't mean they would neccessarily succeed at intercounty, or even want to play intercounty at all.

Some of the lads who stood out to me for their age would be u20s next year, Oisin Moore, Colin Carley, Jamie Kennedy, Ryan Doran, Conor Fanning, Sean Hyland, Ian Reilly.

Viking66 (National) - 16/10/2026 15:31:29

Donegal GAA thread - 1 Like(s)

Replying To eddieSize5Balls:  "How's it rubbish? Getting paid well in a sunny country with lots to do is better than living in rural Donegal or Ireland as a whole. Most only go away for a few years anyway. He could very well be back within 2-3 years.
Best of luck to him. Donegal got off lightly compared to other counties down the years. Could have lost Gallen too if memory serves me"
AFL as a spectacle is rubbish in my opinion. Gaelic football is a superior more skillful game. If it was an amateur game nobody would be heading down there. Now not for one second do I blame any player going and wish them all the best. If you can make money and live a good lifestyle then go for it.

It is worrying though that the GAA are losing potential huge future stars. Obviously ye have just lost Finbarr. Kobe will be a massive loss for us as is Mullin. People often forget about Pearce Hanley would I believe would have made the difference in many one point all Ireland final defeats in the past.

So yeah best of luck to all the lads gone and heading down but as a GAA fan it's soul destroying.

yew_tree (National) - 17/10/2026 07:14:17